Recueil général des lois et actes du gouvernement d'Haïti, Tome VII (1840-1843)
- Covers 1840 to 1843 in 568 pages, in chronological order, with historical, jurisprudential and concordance notes.
- Carries acts of the 1843 revolution, including provisions of the provisional government on the Constituent Assembly meeting in Port-au-Prince.
- Torbeck is restored to the communes as the place where the revolution began.
- A supplement collects texts of 1838 and 1839 omitted from Tome VI.
- The Chamber of Representatives adopted the law on rental taxes on July 14, 1838 and adjourned the bank bill on July 16.
- Compiled by Linstant Pradine as part of the Recueil général des lois et actes.
This volume of the Recueil général des lois et actes du gouvernement d'Haïti covers 1840 to 1843 in 568 pages, with historical, jurisprudential and concordance notes. It carries the acts of the 1843 revolution, among them provisions of the provisional government on the Constituent Assembly, which was to meet in Port-au-Prince, and the restoration of Torbeck to the communes as the place where the revolution began. A supplement collects texts of 1838 and 1839 omitted from Tome VI, including the extraordinary session of the Chamber of Representatives of July 14, 1838, which adopted the law on rental taxes and made the secretary of state and the grand judge responsible for its application, and the adjournment on July 16 of the bill on the bank. The main sequence follows the order in which acts were issued.
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Legislative Body of Haiti, Recueil général des lois et actes du gouvernement d'Haïti, Tome VII (1840-1843), https://archive.org/details/recueilgnral01hait
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